July 31, 2014 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE H7149 the rule because the majority Member con- (1) if the pesticide— doing everything possible to protect trolling the time will not yield for the pur- (A) is a known or suspected carcinogen for our most vulnerable people. Unfortu- pose of offering an amendment, the same re- infants or children; or nately, this bill now has come to the sult may be achieved by voting down the pre- (B) is known or suspected to harm the neu- floor with no opportunity to consider vious question on the rule . . . When the mo- rological or physiological development of in- tion for the previous question is defeated, fants or children; or floor amendments to make these com- control of the time passes to the Member (2) if the discharge is located in a geo- monsense improvements, and so this is who led the opposition to ordering the pre- graphic area that contains a cancer cluster. our last—really, our only—opportunity vious question. That Member, because he (b) CANCER CLUSTER DEFINED.—In this sec- to strike the right balance between then controls the time, may offer an amend- tion, the term ‘‘cancer cluster’’ means a de- supporting our local farmers and pro- ment to the rule, or yield for the purpose of fined geographic area where there is the oc- tecting our children. amendment.’’ currence of a greater than expected number Mr. Speaker, we all know that pes- In Deschler’s Procedure in the U.S. House of cancer cases among infants or children ticide exposure can lead to a variety of of Representatives, the subchapter titled over a specific time period. adverse health effects, especially for ‘‘Amending Special Rules’’ states: ‘‘a refusal The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- children. These harmful effects range to order the previous question on such a rule ant to the rule, the gentlewoman from [a special rule reported from the Committee from neurological disorders to birth de- on Rules] opens the resolution to amend- California is recognized for 5 minutes fects to certain forms of cancer. In ment and further debate.’’ (Chapter 21, sec- in support of her motion. fact, recent news reports have high- tion 21.2) Section 21.3 continues: ‘‘Upon re- Mrs. CAPPS. Mr. Speaker, I rise lighted more and more examples of po- jection of the motion for the previous ques- today to offer this final amendment to tential cancer clusters associated with tion on a resolution reported from the Com- H.R. 935. pesticide exposure. mittee on Rules, control shifts to the Mem- If this amendment is adopted, it will For example, in Highland, New York, ber leading the opposition to the previous not kill the bill or send it back to com- health officials are investigating the question, who may offer a proper amendment mittee. cases of six children who, one after an- or motion and who controls the time for de- other, were diagnosed with the same bate thereon.’’ b 1045 Clearly, the vote on the previous question form of leukemia. Local residents be- on a rule does have substantive policy impli- The House will have an opportunity lieve that environmental pollution cations. It is one of the only available tools to vote on final passage immediately may be the cause and point to the rou- for those who oppose the Republican major- after consideration of this amendment. tine pesticide sprayings in the area. ity’s agenda and allows those with alter- What the amendment will do is ensure In Kern County, California, local offi- native views the opportunity to offer an al- that our children are protected from cials are investigating over 20 cases of ternative plan. known chemical threats. childhood malignancies, including the Mr. COLE. Mr. Speaker, I yield back Mr. Speaker, it should come as no death of an 8-year-old boy, that may be the balance of my time, and I move the surprise that when it comes to pes- linked to pesticides in that area. previous question on the resolution. ticides, infants and children are among In Washington State, local health of- The SPEAKER pro tempore. The the most vulnerable to harmful health ficials are investigating why roughly 60 question is on ordering the previous impacts. Pound for pound, children people in the Yakima area have fallen question. drink more water, eat more food, and ill, reporting difficulty breathing, skin The question was taken; and the breathe more air than adults, and, as a rashes, nausea, vomiting, and head- Speaker pro tempore announced that result, they absorb a higher concentra- aches, some of whom required emer- the ayes appeared to have it. tion of pesticides. gency hospitalization. In this instance, Mr. POLIS. Mr. Speaker, on that I Infants and children are also exposed State health officials suspect these demand the yeas and nays. to pesticides in unique ways because of health issues may be related to 15 dif- The yeas and nays were ordered. how they interact with the world. As ferent instances of spraying in com- The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- any parent can tell you, children and mercial orchards. ant to clause 8 of rule XX, further pro- infants crawl on the floor and on the These are just a few examples. Mr. Speaker, I represent an area of ceedings on this question will be post- grass, and they put almost everything California with a vibrant agricultural poned. into their mouths, including their economy and culture that we all treas- f hands, again, putting themselves at ure. Our farmers and their families greater risk of exposure to pesticides REDUCING REGULATORY BURDENS drink the same water as everyone else, than adults. ACT OF 2013 so they have just as much at stake in And the exposure of infants and chil- this as anyone. Pesticides are an unfor- The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- dren to pesticides poses a greater risk tunate but necessary part of food pro- ant to clause 1(c) of rule XIX, pro- than the same exposure would do to an duction, and our central coast farmers ceedings will now resume on H.R. 935, adult for an additional reason, and that do the best they can to navigate the which the Clerk will report by title. is because children’s internal organs rules and use these pesticides safely, The Clerk read the title of the bill. are still developing, and their bodies but there is clearly more that could MOTION TO RECOMMIT may provide less natural protection and should be done to minimize pes- Mrs. CAPPS. Mr. Speaker, I have a from these toxins than adults have. ticide exposure, especially when it motion to recommit at the desk. Simply put, our children are at comes to our children. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Is the greater risk from pesticide exposure, so My amendment targets the most gentlewoman opposed to the bill? they need greater protection, and that toxic of all pesticides, those that re- Mrs. CAPPS. I am opposed in its cur- is what my amendment would do. It search indicates are known or sus- rent form. would help reduce risk by preserving pected to cause serious health issues in The SPEAKER pro tempore. The several commonsense tools to protect infants and children. I want to be clear. Clerk will report the motion to recom- children and infants from increased ex- This amendment does not block the use mit. posure to toxic pesticides. of these pesticides or block consider- The Clerk read as follows: Mr. Speaker, I believe our farmers ation of this bill. It simply says that if Mrs. Capps moves to recommit the bill and mosquito control districts have you are a pesticide applicator, you H.R. 935 to the Committee on Transportation raised legitimate concerns about these should minimize your use of these and Infrastructure with instructions to re- regulations that need to be addressed, toxic chemicals, monitor any adverse port the same back to the House forthwith and I have supported the underlying impacts from their use, and report the with the following amendment: bill in the past because I believe the location and quantities to local per- At the end of the bill, add the following: legislative process needs to move for- mitting agencies. SEC. 4. PROTECTING INFANTS AND CHILDREN ward to find the right solution to these We may not agree on all the poten- FROM KNOWN OR SUSPECTED CAR- CINOGENS. issues. tial impacts of this bill, but surely we (a) IN GENERAL.—This Act, and the amend- However, this bill is not perfect. It can agree that protecting our Nation’s ments made by this Act, shall not apply to a takes a very broad approach that could infants and children from toxic chemi- discharge of a pesticide— be more targeted to ensure that we are cals warrants our full support. Simply

VerDate Sep 11 2014 13:24 Oct 06, 2015 Jkt 079060 PO 00000 Frm 00019 Fmt 4634 Sfmt 0634 E:\RECORD14\JUL 2014\H31JY4.REC H31JY4 vlivingston on DSKHW7XVN1PROD with CONG-REC-ONLINE H7150 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — HOUSE July 31, 2014 put, that is what my amendment does. Himes Matsui Sa´ nchez, Linda Reed Scalise Tipton Hinojosa McCarthy (NY) T. Reichert Schock Turner And as a public health nurse, I strongly Holt McCollum Sanchez, Loretta Renacci Schrader Upton urge its adoption. Honda McDermott Sarbanes Ribble Schweikert Valadao Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance Horsford McGovern Schakowsky Rice (SC) Scott, Austin Wagner of my time. Hoyer McIntyre Schiff Rigell Sensenbrenner Walberg Huffman McNerney Schneider Roby Sessions Walden Mr. GIBBS. Mr. Speaker, I rise in op- Israel Meeks Schwartz Roe (TN) Shimkus Walorski position to the motion to recommit. Jackson Lee Meng Scott (VA) Rogers (AL) Shuster Weber (TX) The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gen- Jeffries Michaud Scott, David Rogers (KY) Simpson Webster (FL) Rogers (MI) Smith (MO) Wenstrup tleman from Ohio is recognized for 5 Johnson (GA) Miller, George Serrano Johnson, E. B. Moore Sewell (AL) Rohrabacher Smith (NE) Westmoreland minutes. Kaptur Moran Shea-Porter Rokita Smith (NJ) Whitfield Mr. GIBBS. Mr. Speaker, this motion Keating Murphy (FL) Sherman Rooney Smith (TX) Williams Kelly (IL) Nadler Sinema Ros-Lehtinen Southerland Wilson (SC) to recommit is unnecessary. There are Kennedy Napolitano Roskam Stewart Wittman already adequate protections put in the Sires Kildee Neal Slaughter Ross Stivers Wolf Rothfus Stockman Womack law, in the FIFRA law. FIFRA evalu- Kilmer Negrete McLeod Smith (WA) Kind Nolan Royce Stutzman Woodall ates it. The EPA evaluates the process. Speier Kirkpatrick O’Rourke Runyan Terry Yoder Swalwell (CA) It goes through the process, and if Kuster Owens Ryan (WI) Thompson (PA) Yoho Takano there is any risk to the environment or Langevin Pallone Salmon Thornberry Young (AK) Thompson (CA) Larsen (WA) Pascrell Sanford Tiberi Young (IN) human health, they won’t get their Thompson (MS) Larson (CT) Pastor (AZ) NOT VOTING—4 label. There won’t be a label. It will be Lee (CA) Payne Tierney a restricted pesticide, and it won’t be Levin Pelosi Titus DesJarlais McKeon approved. Lewis Perlmutter Tonko Hanabusa Nunnelee Tsongas So I say this is unnecessary. It is du- Lipinski Peters (CA) Loebsack Peters (MI) Van Hollen b 1120 plicative. There are already enough Vargas Lofgren Pingree (ME) Messrs. THORNBERRY, DUNCAN of protections in the current FIFRA law, Lowenthal Pocan Veasey Tennessee, GARDNER, CASSIDY, and all this is redundant and just plain Lowey Polis Vela Vela´ zquez CRAMER, Mrs. MILLER of Michigan, unnecessary. So we need to move Lujan Grisham Price (NC) (NM) Quigley Visclosky and Mrs. ROBY changed their vote ahead. Luja´ n, Ben Ray Rahall Walz Wasserman from ‘‘yea’’ to ‘‘nay.’’ I strongly oppose the motion to re- (NM) Rangel Mr. FARR, Ms. BROWN of Florida, commit and urge my colleagues to vote Lynch Richmond Schultz Maffei Roybal-Allard Waters Mr. HONDA, Mr. KIND, Ms. LORETTA ‘‘no.’’ Maloney, Ruiz Waxman SANCHEZ of California, Mr. Carolyn Ruppersberger Welch Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance HUFFMAN, Ms. DELAURO, and Mr. of my time. Maloney, Sean Rush Wilson (FL) Matheson Ryan (OH) Yarmuth RICHMOND changed their vote from The SPEAKER pro tempore. Without ‘‘nay’’ to ‘‘yea.’’ objection, the previous question is or- NAYS—233 So the motion to recommit was re- dered on the motion to recommit. Aderholt Duncan (TN) King (IA) jected. There was no objection. Amash Ellmers King (NY) The result of the vote was announced The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Amodei Farenthold Kingston as above recorded. question is on the motion to recommit. Bachmann Fincher Kinzinger (IL) Bachus Fitzpatrick Kline (By unanimous consent, Mr. CANTOR The question was taken; and the Barletta Fleischmann Labrador was allowed to speak out of order.) Speaker pro tempore announced that Barr Fleming LaMalfa the noes appeared to have it. Barton Flores Lamborn THE HONOR AND PRIVILEGE OF SERVING MY Benishek Forbes Lance FELLOW AMERICANS Mrs. CAPPS. Mr. Speaker, on that I Bentivolio Fortenberry Lankford Mr. CANTOR. Mr. Speaker, it has demand the yeas and nays. Bilirakis Foxx Latham been an honor and a privilege to serve The yeas and nays were ordered. Bishop (UT) Franks (AZ) Latta Black Frelinghuysen LoBiondo as majority leader of this distinguished The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- Blackburn Gardner Long body. I look around this remarkable ant to clause 8 and clause 9 of rule XX, Boustany Garrett Lucas Brady (TX) Gerlach Luetkemeyer Chamber, and I see so many friends and this 15-minute vote on the motion to colleagues who have inspired me and recommit will be followed by 5-minute Bridenstine Gibbs Lummis Brooks (AL) Gibson Marchant who have inspired this Congress to do votes on passage of the bill, if ordered; Brooks (IN) Gingrey (GA) Marino great things for the American people. ordering the previous question on Broun (GA) Gohmert Massie Walking into this building and walk- House Resolution 696; and adopting Buchanan Goodlatte McAllister Bucshon Gosar McCarthy (CA) ing on to this floor is something that House Resolution 696, if ordered. Burgess Gowdy McCaul excited me every day since I was first The vote was taken by electronic de- Byrne Granger McClintock elected to Congress, as it should. Not vice, and there were—yeas 195, nays Calvert Graves (GA) McHenry Camp Graves (MO) McKinley one of us should ever take for granted 233, not voting 4, as follows: Campbell Griffin (AR) McMorris the awesome honor and responsibility [Roll No. 469] Cantor Griffith (VA) Rodgers we have to serve our fellow Americans. Capito Grimm Meadows This is a privilege of a lifetime. I YEAS—195 Carter Guthrie Meehan Barber Cicilline Duckworth Cassidy Hall Messer think of the sacrifices that helped me Barrow (GA) Clark (MA) Edwards Chabot Hanna Mica rise to serve the people of Virginia’s Bass Clarke (NY) Ellison Chaffetz Harper Miller (FL) Seventh District. My grandparents fled Beatty Clay Engel Clawson (FL) Harris Miller (MI) Becerra Cleaver Enyart Coble Hartzler Miller, Gary religious persecution in Europe in Bera (CA) Clyburn Eshoo Coffman Hastings (WA) Mullin order to find a better life. Bishop (GA) Cohen Esty Cole Heck (NV) Mulvaney My grandmother, a young Jewish Bishop (NY) Connolly Farr Collins (GA) Hensarling Murphy (PA) widow, was soon raising my dad above Blumenauer Conyers Fattah Collins (NY) Herrera Beutler Neugebauer Bonamici Cooper Foster Conaway Holding Noem a grocery store in Richmond, just try- Brady (PA) Courtney Frankel (FL) Cook Hudson Nugent ing to make ends meet, and so it goes, Braley (IA) Crowley Fudge Costa Huelskamp Nunes two generations later, her grandson Brown (FL) Cuellar Gabbard Cotton Huizenga (MI) Olson Brownley (CA) Cummings Gallego Cramer Hultgren Palazzo would represent part of what was Bustos Davis (CA) Garamendi Crawford Hunter Paulsen James Madison’s seat in the House and Butterfield Davis, Danny Garcia Crenshaw Hurt Pearce then go on to serve as its majority Capps DeFazio Grayson Culberson Issa Perry leader. Capuano DeGette Green, Al Daines Jenkins Peterson Ca´ rdenas Delaney Green, Gene Davis, Rodney Johnson (OH) Petri I have truly lived the American Carney DeLauro Grijalva Denham Johnson, Sam Pittenger Dream. That is what this country is Carson (IN) DelBene Gutie´rrez Dent Jolly Pitts supposed to be about: dreaming big and Cartwright Deutch Hahn DeSantis Jones Poe (TX) believing that each generation can do Castor (FL) Dingell Hastings (FL) Diaz-Balart Jordan Pompeo Castro (TX) Doggett Heck (WA) Duffy Joyce Posey better than the last. Now, unfortu- Chu Doyle Higgins Duncan (SC) Kelly (PA) Price (GA) nately, we have seen that dream erode

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Being poor in America Steve Stombres and my deputy chief, When one of us leaves this body, it should not mean being deprived of a Neil Bradley, as well as our whole team ought to remind us that all of us are good education. We have all got to con- for being there every day to assist here for a relatively short time, per- tinue fighting for these kids. This is Members on both sides of the aisle to haps some longer than others, but all the civil rights issue of our time. help them deliver on their legislative for a relatively short time. Even after kids graduate high school, goals. Thank you. Mr. CANTOR and I have had the oppor- too many can’t afford college or access Mr. Speaker, I would also like to tunity to work together. As he pointed the skills they need to join a new and thank you for all you have done. out, we have not always agreed, as we dynamic workforce. Government poli- Thank you for the example of firm do not always agree across the aisle. cies often increase these costs and re- leadership that you show and, at the But we have an extraordinary honor strict opportunities. During my time same time, for not being afraid to show bestowed upon us, as he pointed out. here, we have made some progress on us all your kind heart and your soft There are less than 11,000 of us in the some of these issues, but frankly, not spot from time to time. history of this country who have enough. Mr. Speaker, you reminded me yes- served in this body. There are 435 of us One of my proudest moments was terday that you and I have met with who have been asked by our fellow citi- watching the President sign into law each other at least once a day every zens to serve on their behalf, on behalf the Gabriella Miller Kids First Re- day that we have been in session for of their families, and on behalf of their search Act sponsored by Congressmen the past 5 years. For that, Mr. Speaker, country. GREGG HARPER and PETER WELCH. I thank you for your patience. ERIC CANTOR has done that well, not Prioritizing Federal dollars toward I would like to thank our Conference because I always agreed with him, but finding cures and treatments for dis- chair, CATHY MCMORRIS RODGERS. She because I always knew that he had the ease can enrich and even save lives. is as tough as she is compassionate, best interest of his country, his State, The added benefit? Cures can help al- and her voice has so often helped our his community, his family, and our Conference and this House. leviate health care costs. neighbors in mind when he acted. I I would also like to recognize two of All the while, too many moms and want to congratulate him and I want to dads who are healthy are stuck with- my colleagues and dear friends who I joined seven years ago to begin a fight thank him for his service, and I want out a job or barely getting by in one for reform on behalf of the American to thank him for working with me on that doesn’t match their potential. those areas where we could find agree- people. To Chairman PAUL RYAN, This Congress, the House has passed thank you for your dedication to find- ment. In those areas, we acted in a many bills, some of which were bipar- ing solutions to the problems that face very productive manner and created a tisan, to help create jobs and opportu- our government. But more impor- large bipartisan majority on most of nities for those who desperately need tantly, thank you for your commit- those issues in this House. I thank him them. I hope more of those bills will ment to identifying those conservative for doing that. make it to the President’s desk before solutions that actually help people find As one who has also had the honor, year’s end. their path to the American Dream. I Mr. Speaker, of serving as the majority Our Nation and our economy cannot know your efforts will continue to im- leader of this House, it is a special meet its full potential if we in America pact America in a positive way. honor that our colleagues have be- are not leading abroad. I look around To my closest confidant and my good stowed upon us. I want to wish him at colleagues on both sides of the aisle, friend KEVIN MCCARTHY, our new ma- well. I know that he will not be leaving at chairmen, ranking members, and at jority leader, I know you will make the public community, the public my good friend, Democratic Whip this institution proud. I will miss the square, and his voice will still be a STENY HOYER, all of whom have soberly daily challenges that we faced together voice of influence and he will make a and seriously helped ensure a fight for at the leadership table, but I know that difference in whatever area he pursues. a strong foreign policy, so that our Na- your leadership will serve as an inspi- He will remain always a Member of tion can lead in order to help keep our ration for all of us. this body. He will visit us from time to people safe; yet never before have I There are so many more Members time. We will welcome him back. We been more worried about the prospects and staff on both sides of the aisle who wish him well. of that peace due to our diminished en- have made my time here so rewarding. The SPEAKER. Without objection, 5- gagement on the world stage. Many of you have become as close to minute voting will continue. Instability and terror seem to be me as family, and that is what has al- There was no objection. coming from every corner of the globe. ways sustained me while being away The SPEAKER. The question is on The Middle East is in chaos, Iran is from my own family in Richmond. I the passage of the bill. marching towards a nuclear weapon, know that I speak for all of us when I The question was taken; and the and Russia has reverted to a cold war extend a heartfelt thank-you to the Speaker pro tempore announced that footing and invaded Ukraine. Capitol Police and the Sergeant at the ayes appeared to have it. America does lead in so many areas, Arms for all they do to protect us and RECORDED VOTE including innovation, scientific dis- our families every day. Ms. EDWARDS. Mr. Speaker, I de- covery, and medicine, but we have also Finally, I want to thank my family: mand a recorded vote. got to make leadership abroad a pri- my wife, Diana; her mother; my chil- A recorded vote was ordered. ority. I shudder to think what the dren, Evan, Jenna, and Mikey; my par- The SPEAKER. This will be a 5- world will look like in 5 years for us ents; my brothers, all of whom have minute vote. and our allies if we don’t steel our re- made sacrifices so that I could serve in The vote was taken by electronic de- solve and stand tall with those who this Chamber and as a member of lead- vice, and there were—ayes 267, noes 161, stand with us. ership. They are my inspiration, and not voting 4, as follows: Mr. Speaker, we don’t always see eye they are the rocks on which I will al- [Roll No. 470] to eye, even within our own parties in ways lean. this Chamber, but that is how it is sup- Mr. Speaker, I close by once again AYES—267 posed to be. Our Founders did not de- thanking my colleagues for their serv- Aderholt Barletta Bilirakis sign a rubber stamp. Amash Barr Bishop (GA) ice. I thank them for their friendship Amodei Barrow (GA) Bishop (UT) This Congress, we have found ways to and warmth. Bachmann Barton Black agree on much more than was ever re- (By unanimous consent, Mr. HOYER Bachus Benishek Blackburn ported with many bills passing this was allowed to speak out of order.) Barber Bentivolio Boustany

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The Byrne Hultgren Renacci Fudge (NM) Sarbanes Calvert Hunter Ribble Gabbard Lynch Schakowsky question is on ordering the previous Camp Hurt Rice (SC) Gallego Maffei Schiff question. Campbell Issa Rigell Grayson Maloney, Schneider Cantor Jenkins Roby Green, Al Carolyn Schwartz This will be a 5-minute vote. Capito Johnson (OH) Roe (TN) Green, Gene Matsui Scott (VA) The vote was taken by electronic de- Capps Johnson, Sam Rogers (AL) Grijalva McCarthy (NY) Serrano Carney Jolly Rogers (KY) Gutie´rrez McCollum Shea-Porter vice, and there were—yeas 226, nays Carter Jones Rogers (MI) Hahn McDermott Sherman 198, not voting 8, as follows: Cassidy Jordan Rohrabacher Hastings (FL) McGovern Sires Chabot Joyce Rokita Heck (WA) McNerney Slaughter [Roll No. 471] Chaffetz Kelly (PA) Rooney Higgins Meeks Smith (WA) Clawson (FL) Kind Ros-Lehtinen Himes Meng Speier YEAS—226 Coble King (IA) Roskam Hinojosa Miller, George Swalwell (CA) Coffman King (NY) Holt Moore Takano Aderholt Graves (GA) Perry Ross Amash Graves (MO) Peterson Cole Kingston Rothfus Honda Moran Thompson (CA) Collins (GA) Kinzinger (IL) Horsford Nadler Thompson (MS) Amodei Griffin (AR) Petri Royce Bachmann Griffith (VA) Pittenger Collins (NY) Kline Runyan Hoyer Napolitano Tierney Conaway Kuster Huffman Neal Titus Bachus Grimm Pitts Ryan (WI) Barletta Guthrie Poe (TX) Cook Labrador Salmon Israel Negrete McLeod Tonko Jackson Lee O’Rourke Barr Hall Pompeo Costa LaMalfa Sanford Tsongas Jeffries Pallone Van Hollen Barton Harper Posey Cotton Lamborn Scalise Johnson (GA) Pascrell Vargas Benishek Harris Reed Courtney Lance Schock Johnson, E. B. Pastor (AZ) Veasey Bentivolio Hartzler Reichert Cramer Lankford Schrader Crawford Latham Kaptur Payne Vela´ zquez Bilirakis Hastings (WA) Renacci Schweikert Crenshaw Latta Keating Pelosi Visclosky Bishop (UT) Heck (NV) Ribble Scott, Austin Cuellar LoBiondo Kelly (IL) Peters (CA) Wasserman Black Hensarling Rice (SC) Scott, David Culberson Loebsack Kennedy Pingree (ME) Schultz Blackburn Herrera Beutler Rigell Sensenbrenner Daines Long Kildee Pocan Waters Boustany Holding Roby Sessions Davis, Rodney Lucas Kilmer Polis Waxman Brady (TX) Hudson Roe (TN) Sewell (AL) DelBene Luetkemeyer Kirkpatrick Price (NC) Wilson (FL) Bridenstine Huelskamp Rogers (AL) Shimkus Denham Lujan Grisham Langevin Quigley Yarmuth Brooks (AL) Huizenga (MI) Rogers (KY) Shuster Dent (NM) Brooks (IN) Hultgren Rogers (MI) Simpson DeSantis Lummis NOT VOTING—4 Buchanan Hunter Rohrabacher Sinema Diaz-Balart Maloney, Sean DesJarlais McKeon Bucshon Hurt Rokita Smith (MO) Duffy Marchant Hanabusa Nunnelee Burgess Issa Rooney Duncan (SC) Marino Smith (NE) Byrne Jenkins Ros-Lehtinen Duncan (TN) Massie Smith (NJ) ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE Calvert Johnson (OH) Roskam Ellmers Matheson Smith (TX) The SPEAKER pro tempore (Mr. Camp Johnson, Sam Ross Southerland Campbell Jolly Enyart McAllister HULTGREN) (during the vote). There are Rothfus Farenthold McCarthy (CA) Stewart Cantor Jordan Royce Farr McCaul Stivers 2 minutes remaining. Capito Joyce Runyan Stockman Carter Kelly (PA) Fincher McClintock b 1142 Ryan (WI) Fitzpatrick McHenry Stutzman Cassidy King (IA) Salmon Chabot King (NY) Fleischmann McIntyre Terry So the bill was passed. Sanford Chaffetz Kingston Fleming McKinley Thompson (PA) Scalise The result of the vote was announced Clawson (FL) Kinzinger (IL) Flores McMorris Thornberry Schock as above recorded. Coble Kline Forbes Rodgers Tiberi Schweikert Coffman Labrador Fortenberry Meadows Tipton A motion to reconsider was laid on Scott, Austin Cole LaMalfa Foxx Meehan Turner the table. Sensenbrenner Collins (GA) Lamborn Franks (AZ) Messer Upton Sessions f Collins (NY) Lance Frelinghuysen Mica Valadao Shimkus Conaway Lankford Garamendi Michaud Vela Shuster PROVIDING FOR CONSIDERATION Cook Latham Garcia Miller (FL) Wagner Simpson OF H.R. 5230, SECURE THE Cotton Latta Gardner Miller (MI) Walberg Smith (MO) Cramer LoBiondo Garrett Miller, Gary Walden SOUTHWEST BORDER ACT OF Smith (NE) Gerlach Mullin Walorski 2014; PROVIDING FOR CONSIDER- Crenshaw Long Culberson Lucas Smith (NJ) Gibbs Mulvaney Walz ATION OF H.R. 5272, PROHIBI- Southerland Gibson Murphy (FL) Weber (TX) Daines Luetkemeyer TIONS RELATING TO DEFERRED Davis, Rodney Lummis Stewart Gingrey (GA) Murphy (PA) Webster (FL) Stivers Gohmert Neugebauer Welch ACTION FOR ALIENS; AND PRO- Denham Marchant Dent Marino Stockman Goodlatte Noem Wenstrup VIDING FOR CONSIDERATION OF Stutzman Gosar Nolan Westmoreland DeSantis Massie THE SENATE AMENDMENT TO Diaz-Balart Matheson Terry Gowdy Nugent Whitfield Thompson (PA) Granger Nunes Williams H.R. 5021, HIGHWAY AND TRANS- Duffy McAllister Duncan (SC) McCarthy (CA) Thornberry Graves (GA) Olson Wilson (SC) PORTATION FUNDING ACT OF Tiberi Graves (MO) Owens Wittman Duncan (TN) McCaul 2014; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES Ellmers McClintock Tipton Griffin (AR) Palazzo Wolf Turner Griffith (VA) Womack Farenthold McHenry Paulsen The SPEAKER pro tempore. The un- Upton Grimm Pearce Woodall Fincher McKinley finished business is the vote on order- Valadao Guthrie Perlmutter Yoder Fitzpatrick McMorris Wagner Hall Perry Yoho ing the previous question on the reso- Fleischmann Rodgers Walberg Hanna Peters (MI) Young (AK) lution (H. Res. 696) providing for con- Fleming Meadows Walden Harper Peterson Young (IN) Flores Meehan sideration of the bill (H.R. 5230) mak- Forbes Messer Walorski ing supplemental appropriations for Weber (TX) NOES—161 Fortenberry Mica the fiscal year ending September 30, Foxx Miller (FL) Webster (FL) Bass Carson (IN) Conyers 2014, and for other purposes; providing Franks (AZ) Miller (MI) Wenstrup Beatty Cartwright Cooper Frelinghuysen Miller, Gary Westmoreland Becerra Castor (FL) Crowley for consideration of the bill (H.R. 5272) Gardner Mullin Whitfield Bera (CA) Castro (TX) Cummings to prohibit certain actions with respect Garrett Mulvaney Williams Bishop (NY) Chu Davis (CA) to deferred action for aliens not law- Gerlach Murphy (PA) Wilson (SC) Blumenauer Cicilline Davis, Danny Gibbs Neugebauer Wittman Bonamici Clark (MA) DeFazio fully present in the United States, and Gibson Noem Wolf Brady (PA) Clarke (NY) DeGette for other purposes; providing for con- Gingrey (GA) Nugent Womack Braley (IA) Clay Delaney sideration of the Senate amendment to Gohmert Nunes Woodall Brown (FL) Cleaver DeLauro the bill (H.R. 5021) to provide an exten- Goodlatte Olson Yoder Brownley (CA) Clyburn Deutch Gosar Palazzo Yoho Capuano Cohen Dingell sion of federal-aid highway, highway Gowdy Paulsen Young (AK) Ca´ rdenas Connolly Doggett safety, motor carrier safety, transit, Granger Pearce Young (IN)

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